Sentence examples for outlast death from inspiring English sources
If that final message was about horror, the next-to-last call was about hope, which can outlast death.
Both cultures dream of the kind of love that alters lives, tests faith and outlasts death.
The improbably gloomy premise resulted in a hit that ran from 1965 to 1968, long outlasting the original death sentence.
There was something of the magazine's egalitarian spirit in this, and Howe became the closest thing to a mentor that I ever had, with most of the relationship taking place in my own mind, and outlasting his too-early death in 1993, at seventy-two.
Joining the Dominican government when Herbert Hoover was president of the United States and retaining a powerful role in public life and politics up until the hours before his death, Mr. Balaguer outlasted all of his Latin contemporaries except Fidel Castro.
It arrived in the final of the Summer Games last night when Norway outlasted the United States, 3-2, in sudden death.
Responsible for hundreds of American deaths, the Haqqanis probably will outlast the United States troops in Afghanistan and command large swaths of territory there once the shooting stops.
He appeared in almost 100 films in a career that slowly sputtered to life in the silent era, gathered momentum in the 1940s and outlasted the old studio system, ending only in 1973 with his death at 63 from cancer.
They outlast these conditions in an inactive form (tun) to escape damage to cellular structures and cell death.
Ian Whittingham Connecticut, US Although the death of Guy Davenport last January went virtually unnoticed in the obituary columns, his writings will outlast the majority of books published in 2005.
